Michigan QB Jack Tuttle Retires Citing Health Concerns

Jack Tuttle steps away from college football after suffering his fifth concussion and ongoing arm issues.

Jack Tuttle, a seventh-year senior, announced his retirement due to health reasons, primarily concussions and an unhealed arm injury.
Tuttle played two games for Michigan this season, recording 306 passing yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions.
Throughout his college career, Tuttle played for Utah, Indiana, and Michigan, facing numerous injuries along the way.
Despite retiring from playing, Tuttle expressed a desire to remain in football by pursuing a coaching career.
Tuttle's retirement highlights the ongoing challenges and risks of concussions in college football.